An examination of how man
has used the various aspects of her social structure to adapt to the physical
environment. This course centers on macro-level social theory.
Using a comparative historical analysis we will examine the relations of
sociocultural systems to their environment. Current ecological theories
will be used to examine social evolution from hunting and gathering to
industrial societies. For the webbed portion of this course please go to
Cultural
Ecology.

Professor:Dr. Frank Elwell 3 credit hours

Social Science majors, minors
or anyone with an interest in social evolution. What we will cover: